Born and raised in Chicago, Lila has in-depth knowledge of the Chicago market, with its many diverse neighborhoods, and its ever changing atmosphere. Her strong work ethic and ability to work with different walks of life, has led her to have successful careers in legal, financial, and sales fields. She continues to build on her success as a highly respected professional in the Chicago Real Estate Market. Her primary focus is providing great customer service to her clients. Unlike most realtors, she listens to what her clients’ goals are and provides them with a step-by-step plan on how to achieve them. Her primary objective is to leverage her experience, real estate knowledge and professional network for the benefits of her clients. Lila prides herself on always having her clients best interest at top of mind. Lila understands the real estate market can be intimidating to some, and as a trusted advisor, her strong market knowledge, negotiating skills, and ruthless approach to business brings confidence to the table that, coupled with her warm genuine demeanor, puts clients at ease throughout the process. Amongst other attributes to assist and guide her clients through what can sometime be a complex process, she’s compassionate and determined to build solid relationships with them. Lila’s extensive background in researching and coordinating combined with her dedication to keeping clients informed through the process, truly sets her apart in a competitive industry. She is also bilingual in English and Spanish. She has experience in listings and rentals. Education:
Northern Illinois University, B.A. in Political Science and Journalism
Lane Tech High School, General Education in Fine Arts
Affiliations:
Volunteers for committeeman for the 1st ward
Pet Rescuer and advocate for Pet Rights
Recycling Advocate
Young Professionals Network
Personal:
Lila lives in Humboldt Park/Logan Square with her 2 rescue dogs and is a true Chicago Sports Fan. She enjoys playing ice hockey, basketball, and softball, checking out new eateries and boutiques in the neighborhood, hanging along the 606, and crafting with her nieces.
